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“Everything changes.”

But is that all the Buddha meant by impermanence?

In this episode of Lonewolf Philosophy, we return to the early discourses to examine impermanence (anicca) before metaphysics — not as a cosmic theory, but as a practical tool.

• Why impermanence is not just about time passing
• The connection between change and suffering (dukkha)
• Impermanence as leverage against attachment
• Why instability weakens clinging
• The difference between realism and nihilism

Impermanence is not a poetic observation.

It is the first step in dismantling suffering.

Primary early sources include material from the Saṃyutta Nikāya (especially SN 22), the Anattalakkhaṇa Sutta (SN 22.59), and related early Nikāya teachings on anicca and dukkha.

Clarity over abstraction.

Observation over theory.